NGC made a slab error !!! No it must be me

[dooly]

Hi all .. i have been thinning the collection out of late and I listed this Spanish two reals and double checked it and found that it has two 7 pointed stars denoting it was minted at servile looked at the slab and it had been given the Madrid designation ( 6 pointed stars ) .. i have gleaned this information from Krause .. can anyone tell me if this is correct ?? as it makes quite a difference to the price of the coin.. KM# 607.3 / KM# 607.2

 

Ps. it also looks like it could be a Overdate as well ..

 

cheers dooly

 

[Conder101]

Congratulations, that's definitely the Seville Mint KM 607.3 Send it back in as a mechanical error and get the right mint listed on the label for the shipping cost. Well they got it wrong, but what do you expect, it's not a Morgan or a state quarter.

[dooly]

brill good job i looked

[Conder101]

If you send it back make sure you specifically tell them to look at the stars and that 7 points is the Seville Mint. Otherwise they may not take time to count the points closely and you may get it back as Madrid again.

[dooly]

Will do mate (thumbs u

[jackson64]

yes...specify also "NO CHARGE" in bold letters on the top of the invoice (which you still want to include)...I had something similar happen on a 3 coin gold/silver set from the Bahamas....the "CHI" mintmark was on 99% of these sets--meaning they were minted by the Royal Mint...however about 500 were minted in Canada and did not have the mintmark....my holder said "1977chi G$50 Sloop Bahamas PF69UCAM....worth about $300...the no mintmark was worth around $1000 ...they changed it for free and were very good about it, although it cost me to ship them( all 3 coins were wrong) back....